- Polifly is one subscription covering an AI market analyzer (from a screenshot or link), a daily AI-chosen list of markets, an AI chat coach, wallet tracking, paper trading and automated copy trading on Polymarket.
- Price as shown: $1 for the first week, then $39. The billing period beside the $39 is not stated; the site's wording implies monthly. No free tier.
- Kalshi support is partial: the analyzer accepts a screenshot of a Kalshi market, but copy trading and wallet tracking are Polymarket only.
- The homepage shows results figures, such as "$8,333,853+ won by people like you", with no source or method. Last checked October 15, 2026.
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This Polifly review covers what the app includes, what it costs, how much of it works with Kalshi, what its claims rest on, and who it suits. It is based on Polifly's public pages and legal documents, read on October 15, 2026. The dashboard needs a paid account, so we did not see the analyzer's output. For other tools, see our guide to the best AI tools for Kalshi.
Polifly review: what the app includes
Polifly's homepage describes several tools under one plan:
- AI market analyzer. You upload a screenshot or a link to a market. Polifly says the AI identifies the market, pulls the latest data and returns a verdict with a confidence rating, its own estimated gap to the market price, key risks and an exit plan.
- Daily list. A daily selection of markets its AI ranks as the most promising after scanning markets, news and live data.
- AI coach. A chat assistant that, according to the site, reads current prices, market trends and your portfolio.
- Copy trading. A bot that mirrors a chosen trader's activity on Polymarket after you connect a Polymarket trading key.
- Wallet tracker and paper trading. Tracking of public on-chain wallets, and simulated trading.
The site does not name its data sources, news feeds or AI model. The terms say user input goes "to the AI and infrastructure providers we use" without naming them. Polifly's terms also state it is independent and not affiliated with Polymarket, Kalshi or any other prediction market.
Polifly pricing
Polifly has one plan, called All-Access, on its pricing page.
| Item | As shown on the site |
|---|---|
| Plan | All-Access (one plan) |
| First week | $1 |
| Standard price | $39, struck through beside the $1 offer; no billing period shown beside it |
| Free tier | None |
| Renewal | Automatic at the end of each billing period, per the terms |
| Refunds | Payments are non-refundable except where required by law |
| Checkout | Whop and Stripe (we did not open the checkout) |
The pricing block lists everything as included: unlimited analyses, copy trading, the daily list, wallet tracking, paper trading and the coach. The $39 has no period printed beside it. A line nearby refers to paying for "your whole month", and the FAQ says the first week is $1, which implies monthly billing after the first week, but the page does not say so in plain terms.
When we checked, a banner advertised an NFL special for $1 ending that night, with a countdown. We could not tell from one visit whether that offer recurs.
Free trial and cancellation
There is no free tier. The $1 week is a promotional price, and the refund policy (last updated July 8, 2026) says any trial or promotional price converts automatically to the standard recurring subscription at the end of the promo period unless you cancel first. If you try it, note the date the first week ends.
Venues and Kalshi support
- Analyzer: the FAQ says it works with Polymarket, Kalshi and any prediction market you can screenshot. Reading a screenshot is not the same as reading the venue's data directly; the site does not say whether it checks prices against Kalshi's own feed.
- Copy trading: Polymarket only. The terms and the copy trading risk disclosure describe submitting orders to Polymarket with a trading key you connect.
- Wallet tracking: the terms describe tracking public on-chain wallets, which in practice means Polymarket. Kalshi does not publish who placed a trade.
So for a Kalshi trader, the part of Polifly that clearly applies is the analyzer; the pages we read do not say which venues the coach covers. If you are new to Kalshi, our Kalshi review explains how it works.
What can and cannot be verified
The homepage makes several results and popularity claims. None links to a source, a sample or a method, and we found no published record of the daily list's or the analyzer's past calls:
- An animated counter: "$8,333,853+ won by people like you". The site gives no source or method for this figure.
- "Trusted by 48k+ Traders". No source is given.
- A "4.9/5" rating badge "verified by Proof", a third-party social-proof widget. The page does not say how many ratings there are or where they come from.
- Pop-up notices naming a person, a city and a dollar amount from a bet, also marked "verified by Proof", with no link to underlying data.
- A profit calculator slider whose default shows $10,000 a month. This is a calculator default, not a recorded result.
Polifly's own legal pages describe the product more cautiously than its homepage. Section 3 of the terms says everything Polifly outputs, including analysis, probability estimates, suggested positions, coaching and copy trading signals, is "for informational and educational purposes only". The refund policy calls Polifly "an information tool", and the terms add that past performance shown anywhere in the service does not indicate future results.
Who runs Polifly
The terms name POLYSIGHT AI LLC, a New York limited liability company doing business as Polifly. That confirms the earlier name, Polysight; we could not open the old polysight.app domain to check whether it redirects. The terms are governed by New York law, with binding arbitration, a class action waiver and a 30-day opt-out. The contact is a Gmail address, and the mailing address is available on request. We found no public affiliate program.
Polifly's blog lists about 155 posts, including reviews of itself and of competing tools, and comparisons with other tools.
Who it suits
Polifly suits someone who trades mostly on Polymarket and wants an analyzer, a chat assistant and automated copy trading in one subscription, and who is comfortable connecting a Polymarket trading key to a third-party service. For a Kalshi trader, most of the plan does not apply, and the analyzer works from a screenshot or link, with no data feed named. Anyone weighing the homepage's results figures should note that none of them has a published source.
Before acting on any AI analysis, read the market's rules on the venue, and work out what a position costs with our fee calculator. Live Kalshi prices are on our markets page.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Polifly cost?
On October 15, 2026, Polifly offered its one plan for $1 for the first week, with $39 shown as the standard price. The page does not print a billing period beside the $39, though its wording implies monthly. The promotional price converts to the recurring price unless you cancel.
Does Polifly work with Kalshi?
Partly. The analyzer accepts a screenshot of a Kalshi market. Copy trading and wallet tracking work only with Polymarket.
Is Polifly legit?
Polifly is operated by POLYSIGHT AI LLC, a New York company, and publishes terms, a refund policy and a copy trading risk disclosure. Its homepage results figures, such as "$8,333,853+ won", have no source or method on the site, and it publishes no record of past calls that we could find.
Is there a Polifly free trial?
No free tier is shown. The entry offer is $1 for the first week, which renews automatically at the standard price.